Novobavarskyi District, Administrative district in Kharkiv, Ukraine
Novobavarskyi District is an administrative region in western Kharkiv that mixes residential neighborhoods with industrial and commercial areas. You'll find apartment blocks, factories, and local shops spread throughout, connected by trams and buses that link this area to other parts of the city.
The district was established in 1924 and carried the name Zhovtnevyi District for decades until 2016, when Ukraine's decommunization laws led to a name change. This renaming reflected a national effort to move away from Soviet-era designations.
Eight club cultural centers and three educational establishments focused on aesthetic education serve the district's population of 108,100 residents.
You can explore this area easily using the public transportation network that covers it well. The terrain is flat and straightforward to navigate, with several entry points depending on where you start your visit.
The district's ten public libraries hold 431,000 books and serve 25,000 readers annually, making it a central knowledge hub in Kharkiv.
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